Greek police launched an investigation into a case involving suspected illegal pharmaceutical supplements and arrested a man, a police spokesperson said. The investigation involved police cooperation with the National Medicines Organization (EOF) and an anti-doping committee. Police said information reached the competent prosecutor, prompting a preliminary inquiry and a subsequent police probe into whether criminal offences had been committed. During the inquiry, police sought evidence with the assistance of the authorities and collected what they described as necessary information for a lawful home search, carried out in the presence of a judicial official. Police also said they seized supplements that EOF had informed the authorities do not have the required approval and are not permitted to be distributed or supplied. The spokesperson said the scientific assessment of the specific substances is handled by the competent specialist bodies. In addition to the supplements, police reported finding and seizing cash and handwritten notes during the search. The spokesperson said the cash and the notes were included in the case file, but she would not disclose the contents of the notes at this stage. The man who was arrested is able to present his arguments before the courts, and the case file will be judged by the judiciary. Police said he remains subject to the presumption of innocence while the investigation and judicial process continue. EOF-confirmed concerns about approval and permitted distribution are central to the allegations, while police said the final evaluation belongs to the courts.